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PORTA AT SPANISH DOCZIMENI PUBLISHED BY THE PA rtuoTic CHIEFS. PROCLAMATION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMPLY OF AS I UktAs. . • BELnVED k.ouNTltymEs,—The firstAnty of a ci tizen*i.-obedietice to the laws and lawful anthrmties. Man, placed in social relations, is obi ged- to relin qu:sh a small part of his in.fependenee in order to secure the rest, and the enjoyment pia!! the advan-, tages of civilized nations. This subjection, ,dictated by reason, estahlishes i.Nonfidenv'e, tranquillity, and Order. Wit hoot these valuable blessings, the pub lic force is 'precarious and' feeble, and friluently tis , (t to oppress the very -peoOle whom it 'should proteCt. These principles are evident, and equally apply to the constitution and `sitt , atio , 4 (,f all political bo ties. This ty•ing the case, how powerful ought to be their iofluence in the critical situation in which we are placed. We have to combat a formidable enemy ; how shall we be able to conquer " htw without union ? How can union exist vviihour order, and order without suboT:lination, and a profound yetteration andriespeet for she Supreme Power. With that pbwer you have invested the General Council of the Principality. Its members, repre senting the body of the people, have the right to give you laws, which you must Obey. Whatever has a tendency to violate .those principles and institu tions, destroys the constitosion, and consequently the weltare of the country and the people. Bear, there fore, in wind, beloved Citizens, that popular com motion; contusion, and disorder, whatever may be the pretext on which they are, fomented, are con , Crary to the laws, and neither can nor ought to be tolerated by the Supreme Pov er. Confide, there fore, :or the Depositories of Sovereignty, whom you acknowleQged and eleeted. Regulate ad your move ments and operations, both civil and military, by that leading principle and true basis of the welfare of the people. Avaunt then, from this day, what ever has the ap earance of disorder and popular com motiot;. The peaceful husbandmanon his farm, the pried bet ore the althr, the ma:;istrate in the sanctuary of the law, the soldier in trenches or in camp, all perform their functions under the protection of. jus tice, with perfect tranquillity and freedom. Let the I,e;isi.ituteissue their commands and regulations for the good of the country, s...re of your Obedience and respea, and let those who shall - dare -to violate or destroy it, be considered convicted enemies of the country and be punished as such. This is decreed 'and intimated to you by the General Council, "iGNACIO - FLuKEZ." " . Oviedo, lune tz, PROCLAMATION OF THE CdUNCIL GENERAL (.)F The Supreme Council being desiri,us to maintain public tranquillity, and provide for the defence of the cou• itry, which purposes catinot be attained with out laying.down some certain and fixed rules rela tive to-the uNe of arms, and other points f lodic:try discipline, although the Council relies With contide:xe on the loyalty and ardour displayed by the people, Meeting their wishes . — , ordaiiis as ft . ) il 0 ws 'l,7!lar a - 11 the inhabitant; shall ,eolitt_ acreeshlv _to the - man , d eny pllinISIlCO on that subject, and present themselves to the Royal Town-Major of this place, Oon lose, lguai:iu Alv urea" Campacia, and join suLlt corps as shall be pointed OW to titern. ii. That after having joined such corpS, they shill he in f,rn-iezt, that they art: suotect to military discipline, and are n-t to make ,rny other use ~t their arms, but.‘vliat is con "f,ritiab,e th,reto ; 'and such arms shall be marked, whether they znO. their own or Royal property. I. Tney- s 1 11 further !•.• !n ormed. that they are not to IVCeivt any ilay or other allowance, but when they are en lis7cd b% their Chiefs as veteran troops, and not torany other servii.e, and all pay and al iowance otherwise taken, arc lien:xit it det..laied inAufest robbery. IV. N 4 to have enlisted in the manner and at the time p.,inted out to the people, is declared s criminal offence. V. It is further thrairect a Lriinitial offence, when persons enlisted unske eny use or their 'arias which is not sanctioned b, military regulations. VI. As the inhabitants most all be ready to enlist and serve their country, an observation which nicludes also those who are not to serve for the present ; and as it is inuispen_ s.bly necessary, that the Council, as well as the Military Coin,twters, should' posses a correct return of the antis be. 13nyoy; to cacti of tnem the Council ordains, that every in ha 'taw shall preteen to the Military Committee, a clear and distinct retuiii ot the arms he has in his posSesiiorn the date, his signature, district, and number of the Imorn , ,, and for such as c, n i ts or sign, some resimecta .le inttdJttatli ot the sainc dais trizt snail suhscrihe tneu nave. VI 1 :I t s every transgre - ssi o the rules above-mention ed con,ititutes a military otnric,f, time Council ex: ressly de- Clares it 'to he a th:li, airil en ids, thit all persons who traits. greys time sane, shall be taken tip,, 'tried, and punished ac ‘ordiug to in mita! llw. People of Seville !—The Council knows from ex perience, how you glow with ardour to defend your country ; and, unless you - conform yourselves to those regulations, your cotiniry is in danger. Th e Council knows lioA. highly you value your good or ddr, and without them it can :neither be estaalislied nor in initained. ' Can there be any stronger incite ment tut loyal .and generous minds like yours DON lrl AN BAUTISTA ESTE LL ER, First Sec. Dori itiANi 4.11.1)0, beconti.ooC. 'Seville. May za, COUVICiI of Government of this City give, notice, that oy - the Cominisiioners of this dis trict, all The inJabitants are already enlisted, and tlyit "After hey have turned out atid joined their corps,'lns,ectors of artilk shall be chosen, if required, fro.ii among those; who have been foremost in enlist . - iti=4 for adwil service. The provision,' of the Supreme Counc , l !lave not been observes], because the pre ceding Proclamation came too late. Cauiz, uite z, DOCUM ENTS PUI3T.IST:2D DX THE TAAIToIIOI73 PAD'AZANS OPTI-12 FRENCH. Mq General' in Chief of Me French Army at Head .tuarters in this 4lace desired rte to print and circa- Late Mejollowing Proclam a tion Head quarters, St. Ander°, June. 24, ILL Inhabitants ot Saint Audero—An insurreaionor . gmlized ii this city has exposed your lives attd pro p.-rt) to the - Utmost dander. The insurgents routed, con q uered, and clisper-ed, leave you at the mercy ot the Freoch army. The Bishop of this city hai taken athantage Mall the influence which he o.ses-ed from hilt dignity and exalted situation, to fncue the nab to fierlitiou, and the latter uotnpelled pericerol person*, Ai, hose-miry wiah was trawl, 'Mit e t , to march at their head,; these persous quitted their homes, and ai - e not return, lest thq should be Pro , ecuted as rebels..` .- The General of Division, com manding in Saint Andero„lconsideriig that the vio-. lenpeof.ateignorant and barbarous mob h;is h?en the only cause of the step they have talon, invites them to return to their homes, to appear with their arms, and pi oniise - tidrlity and obedience to his Majesty, King JOsErti N - ,rtnt,Eorq., their : Sovereign, in which ta , C they shall enjoy ir rteLl security and remain an ruole,ted. Within the term afoul- clay, reckoiicd from the date hereof, the'Seals• Shall be put on the goods .and efietts -, ot, such persons as shall-remain abscut,_ and' their property shall be confiscated fur the benefit-of the State. MERLE, Gencral of Division, comma"ding the French troops in St, A iitiero, the 25th tune, 1808. PONjPACIO gODRIGk. EZ DK LA GULRRA, VLDRO FERNAND7.2 N cro,• Sec. (To be contin&ed LA! REPOIiT. COURT OF KING'S BENCH; TULY 12. SITTINGS AT WESTMINSTER HALL. STANNARD V. SIR W. INGOLDBY. The Plaintiff in this case was the keeper of a Ho tel in Covent kiarden, and the Defendant a Gentle man of fortune. Tire action was for the use and oc eupation ofcertain'apartments in the Hotel, which the Defendant had agreed shOuld always be retaipeel for his use at the rate of 1201. I.er annum. An agreement to this effed was produced in the hand writing of Sir William, which began with the formality of a wit iant, as (Covent-Garden to w;1), and then the agreement was set out to , he etfeet above stated. The waiters of the house ,were who proved that the 1,1: Pendant had occii i ied Inc apartment agreed for ; But on their cros,-.N.Anina tion it arso turned out, via in January. .1 80 d, William coming to town atwut k ono :num ing, -ire found his bed occupied by a Gentleman and Lady, and as he did not choose to !urn out, t get in.to their hot places, lie left the [louse in und geon, and declared he would not pav for the apart ments. It also appeared that Inc Piatiitaf stay in the habit Of le dug his apartments uutiiii; Ins ab= sense, but on the conditiOn that the occu, Los should turn out at a moment's warning, in case ut. his ar rival in London. The cota ..,iateci. that -slit overe heard a conversation between b,r William. a , &Ellen lie.ack, the chambermaid, in sstiicn he told 11,r she might let his room in his absence, and as s,,e c,,r ; responded with Sir William, she suppoged he was acquainted with the tad. At the recommendation of Lord Et.t.ctsaultiaio it was agreed that Sir William shnu.d pay fur the time he actually occupied, and cacti side pay their own Costs. YrIENASSI V. STRHOELING. • This was an action tor twdve guineas,. the sum charged for engrat toga likeness ot'Prince Lewis of Prussia. It was probed in et ideme -that Plaintiff carried the plate b.tekwards and forwards to the De fendan!, who is Painter to the Prince ot Wales,rind Duke of' Cumberland, for fits approbation, and that when he had ilearly finished it„ the Detennant etn -I.loyt-d inother artist, and got alto' tei- plate finished in.Mezzotinto, refusing to recompence ihe Plaintiff for his rime and trouble. 'The reply to this case was, that true it was the Defendant, who lord a collection of paintings of all the first ci,aracters in Europe, had permitted the *Plaintiff to copy the iikeness, in ques tion for his own advantage, but he had not employ ed him .on his own account. This detente, how. ever, was not made out in evidence, and - Messrs. Cardon and Schiayonetti haying proved the plate to be worth the stub charged, the Plaintiff obtained a .verdiet.: From: tlte LUADON July 12, 18"08 7,1 ) i ., ISC 3. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Coictet Richard r alkiner to be Lteutcliant, by purchase, vice Bth Regiment el Llght Dragoons, Henry Floyd, (.;ent. to he Comet, without purcitioe. prtintotO. Ist ReAtincitt ot hoot k.;lt.trus, Lieutenant-C olcul ,i ,EdWard Sehr.ght, trom tit, 6 th Foot, to be Capra:it ot vice Lord Lake, whip cxchapg- , • . • , • 4tl , Kew :new or 1 oot, Ensign - Edward Pittvls to be I.i-ett tenant. by p...traitue, vice Sir Joint Cox, appc4intutt to the .. . . .. 2d Lite 4.4iArtib. . stn Ditto, Ensign ---- St. Clair to be Lieutenant, vire Pratt, oeceastm. Chi - lA.l,ller Hi,liaro, lent. to be 4n sign, vile St. t...laif. - Bti3d, Gent. to be lius%n, vicc Gordon, who - resig,ns, e Isth Ditto, etond'i.iettienant Morgan tlifterman, from the 95th Foot, to be Ehbigia, VICd Bevels tit, who cm:ll4ll l 4es. IStsi Ditto, Lieu ehluit ‘k ih. Cape', Iruw the stli uarri...;.on Batt' Ifoii,• to be lieutenant, without pun:ham:, vice bet'. • nand, promoted in the 64. ti Euot. 2ot Ditto, Guy Rouyn, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur. chase, vice Crock4tr, promoted. Hospital-Nlide 1%. rn. ii)rtt to be Assistant-surgeon, vice Vetch, appointed on the 24th Dot°, Hospital:Mate j. G. Elkington to be Assistant. Surgeon, vice Waiters, wnose Appointment has not taken place. _ 33,t Ditto, Thomas Forster Dalvson, Cent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Longden ' ;Sill Onto, Lieutenant Edward thninaney Wrench to he Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Vandeleur,who retires. Ensign Veilliam Skinner to be Lteutca.mt, . . out purchase, vice Wictich. lotin Tittle, Ulan. to be hii siAn, vice Skinner. 43,1 Onto, Assistant-Surgeon O'Connell, from the 38th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice I aylor, pro. muted in the 25th , Foot, 47tii Ditto, Lieutenant I homas Backhousc to be Captain ot Cuinpany, vice AI urrily, deceased. coin D.uo, Captain Tuoinas Vyvyan, from tl,te sth West cilia Regime t, to be Captain ot a Compan), vice I'6 r, 1)1.1 hlialgli rienry l igg jaiiiicey to be Lieu. tenant, wittlytit ihircitase, vise LawiLtice, sitliefackled. to Enbi j oi, vice ponce). bosh Ditto, 11 , 1 jor t.clivartl Setiiight, Iroin itie 5111 West In . tlia ReAtiliciit, to De Lieuteitaiii-Coloitel, 0) purdiasc, Lolotici tiaticis Gerard Lout Lake; tical the ist loot' Liat‘ - ,S, to be LieutemAilt-Colooel, vice ~.orig)ll,, who exchanges. - • • • -6,41 Onto, Ensign lames Kennedy, froth the 99th Foot, to De. Lieu, ii iii, - oy purclC4si:,svi.:e. * 73„ Captain Anr.ieiv i. ekls to be Major, by porch:lse., .v..ce Pearson, who Licutenat,t loin I<.iti.mie to Lk; Capt... 01 a C 11111,0111) iCe t.. 1,4.111 joint kr vei.,s to ue y)c., 75 I. `vi ha. Ile, k;ent. to be Ensign, by pur c,...isc, vice boti , V‘i 1 Cant, fr.wn the 84th - wittloat purcnaaep vice C.ytant aoni . zrsall, from the 4:I • I .., to u, t a l ,taiil ut a Cultivaii:,, , whi,etc , ( ? :irliboti i;,,t.ailem,,to Ue Lieuien..i.t, E:Irv:y:1 to be J • joutemilt, by pc.r.iase, vice V.' e; ilL)ted in the' 24'41 I'o3t: • 9)111 Ditto, Ensign KUOCII C 1, 1 ,11, troth the isth-Fr;ot, to be. S...tiond"Licutenant, vice lfilieibiait, who exchanges. 96th Oittd, Hospital. Mate ltienaid•j - ..()lorristni to be Assist - ant•S'oreon, vice Gil!, pan - noted n toe ) , ''-%;R• Light In tantry Volunteers. 97111 Ditto, Captain RiOnird Armstrong, t'rein the flub Roy d- Veteran Battalion,: to be Captain of a Coinpany, vice no exchanges- Captain Alexander Thi s tl e . thwz.) e, trout the Garrison B ttalion, to be captath 01 a Loinpaii vice Nlissett, .who exchanges. ' • 4tlt West ln..ia kegintent, ('aptain Thomas ilhxley;from Zile S7tt. Foot, td.ne CLptani'ot a Company, vice salt, woo exctianges. • Stn Ditto, Captain John Prior, from the 56th Pont, to be Captay. of a Cornpany, vice V y Ito) al York Rangers to be Lientenarits—Liisign side .Godtrey. Ens,Kit U. liendet,rtio. Ensign Cliaric; Macdonald. Ens,g,. jowl lialucy. .t.w..1 1 .21 Darnel Mac. kay. To ne Ensigns—Nl:minas Hunt. Gent. vice Godfrey. las, :thaw, (,eut. vice i.cncterson. is.obcrt Martineau, Ge. - vice MacitonalU. I.,ite Aritiur IP'Hara, Oent. vtce 00 0 ., ney• Serjeatit lliJiTI (11C LUAIJirC.4III Ulla! ds, vice Mackay. iTtii Garrison Battalion, Lieutenant , Foster Hall, from the 8 7 u, foot, to be i.teuiena .1, Chiloat, w excliaiws, ttli Onto, nrever Major e.mebt Aiissect, trum the 97111 to be captatu of A CompAtij, Vice ThibLic,,,,,,/,g, wino eXt.:IIarV,V.S. Stir tc6 at Veteran Battalion, Captain Denis M'Crohan, front the 97111 Foot, to oe („; aptaur of a Company, VLug ti.rmstroir6, wat. c X , i l .l l Aex. lath DIM), :•14Ut 11. Nl. U.tttaby, from the 4th Itoyal Ye. teran.battalton, tO be Lieutenant. Epyal Manx terri, , o , --sr 44cot• Edward Oliver to be Captain VI a Company, vi ce ino Lion, Andrew toroes, tieteaso, COURT OF COMNILIN PLEAS, itn.7 g. In a case Baker v . ..Shackie, tor the recovery of a book to which both parties claimed right, and of which the Defendant had -obtained pusseision, by breaking open the desk ut a person employed both by him and the Phiintitf; _ __ Lord Chief Justice MAN Sh ELI) observed, that the book was a document to all parties, and recommend ed a compromise. This, however, was declined.— His Lord•hip then informed the Jury, that, agreea bly to - law, they must find fur tile Defendant, the Plaintiff not having tirade out that - the book was his property. This the Jury, after delib4trating and re monstrating repeatedly, declared they could not do. His LOrd.4hip, to remove their scruples, ordered that the 'book should he, for a certain period;' in the hands of the Clerk of the Court, a pry::ec;re which gave satisfattiots to • all sides. The Jury, however, still found for the Plaintiff. Being desired to.came the damages, they named 501. . Tile Lord Chief Justice said they had, given 501. for a. book. not in- trinsieally worth three fin-things. A ,case between,the same parties also came on in the Court of King'S Bench, being an of tress pass, for breaking open the door of a 'roorit belong ing to the Plintiff. The r., , reseuce of_ the material witness, hoWeVer, being required in the one Court, while he was giving evidence in 'the other, the Plain tiff was nonsuitecl. JU: Y 1 i . SMITH V. BA ILEV: This was an action brought by the Sher;ff of Lon don to recover poundage for goods taken in execu tion at the suit of the Defenk:anf. The case was only remarkable for the misconduct of .Sheritf's officer, who had been prevailed on by the trades man, against whom the execution issued, to return the goods on the premises of the valtie of Litwoi; Len, in fad, they were only worth 11001. The Jury found a verdid for the Plaintiff. The Le ned Judge severely censured the beha viour of the Sheriff's officer, and it was afterwards stated that he would be dismissed from his office. FOOT RACE.--A race took place on Saturday . it) St. James's Park for 100 guineas aside, be twixt Mr. B. and a Knight of -the Brush, living in the neighbourhood of St. James's. The bet was to run twice round the railing of St. James's Park, in CO minutes, which was won by the Knight of the Brush; having 22 seconds to spare. Nearly all the pedestrian 'amateurs were present. The BrighOon Shepherd challenged the winner to do it in etnieon minutes. L 9 NIN- ) N : Printed by cri ARD of No. 4. artlctt-court, Bow-street; and published by WsLiAAM ARMICZa SCKLPrs, $0403 Molton-stiect, AYthe SUN-OpPIC/I No, 112 btrand ; where iseraents, Oraers wr the i'atier, 1 ellers lOrtlit Occ, (post- ,1 ma t t tj 3 c fit,ichessysj. ST4FF. )ttrit Assistant Commissary Charics Aylmer to be Assistant coiniiiisary , to the A . 01143 . serving in irelawt. )12MORANZym Ensign Charles G rant, of the sth West India ll.sgitnent, who .1 1 1,:rseclect 11l We Gazette of we .tzpi 14at, is r.n nstated9n sank. The underineinioned Officers of the 6th West India Regis. are super,e,tect, h tttg aoseut without Lieu i,i,ant r re,kric Vail Lto•ign .W11A14141 4lri4clr.;ty. LLIS:Xti Al,ll,liitier • Lzt . p. ei. um ill the Gazette of 31st May, /BoZ. 6th Wcst I tatta Pi 1. • be , vit,toCit pur4:l6aw,.vice Grata stli),:isCtled,lrc.i€l, S. I,utilou4th, C;e4At. IQ Ue EJIAI44I, rvtttwut 1 , 14 - ellatel • RA,\AAUPIS, Robert :Wilson, of Liverpooi, I. l r:i„,r, to surrender Aug, i 6, alone, at to Citoue ,Av•ri, I..tveyotn: At_ tornie*, - • r. 131.4.,irtucic, Sr. Loodun ; of barkh,vvell and . Liver ' pool. James Loyal:, of 11. - tilds,:itc!l, London, b.,ker, July 16, 26, at one, anti Aug. 23, at:one, at 61111ditail. Pelessrb, Parlittia anti Suit. Lvtidutl-4 tlv et, Fencltuiti , strek.r.. , Joseph Wh'tehead, orMiulchcser, cordwainer, July 19, zt eleven, Aug. and 23, at fnree,• at the Royi.ll.oal; JW, Manctiester.• • rlttornies, i'.lt.sr,s. • iCe.t, Nlanchrstr; or Mr: p;&.,C111%,1101"-VI::•:.t. Tiionws Lee, of Liverpool, initkevper 26, 27, and Aug. 22, at eleven, _at the Star and t..,rccr, Liverpool. Ariornie, Mr. Pawsusi, Liverpool t :511epliar0 and. Aillington, - livsitorti-raw, L 0. 1 ,1 )13. William Lcritttbury, Late 01 Doh: field, in S:::rldl.:vvorth, Yot sl)ire, but:now of Small Bridge; ft und,:r>tield, July is, 30, and Aug. 23, at twcive, at 'llr4ll inn, I(oLhdalc, Attorines, , and Adliogtoo, Loodun; oc .Vll - , d.. 11,1i1;h:,' • Rochdale. _ flaws t)ovey, of lierefore., wine-merchant, July 27, 28. and Aug.' ice , at eieveu, at the - ,liladt Dog lon, 61uucester. Atturii,es, Mr. Chilton, cnitzt , :ery-latte, f..uhttort ; 1 , 6 r. ()key, Gloucester. Stretton, late of ltradenhoe, Northamptonshire, butcher, July 25, at.live, 26, and Aug, 23, alelev.en, at Ole George:llw, Titrapston. Attormes, Messes. Robe! t and Caryer StlCtrailt, at l'iwarizeon or oundiei:Lr derly, Long, and Ince, l.,rey's-Jiln, Luotion, • Samuel Harmer, of Aldborowgii, SutlOlk, inhkeeper, July 2,5, 26, and Aug. 23, at eleven, at the kanel , liak:a , yot tn. littornies, Messrs. Dei)ary anti thaby, Lunuon or Mr, Liohun, Thou - ist2Sll;:uston, of Market lipsworat, LeiGestigshirp, era. per, 27, at three, 28, and Aug. 23, at eleVeil;4llle Q.ewge, Hinckley. Attornics, Mr. betriui,e,Cheapitro, Lutulun ; ut Mr. Thornly, Hinckley. George I.44:iituit, otherwise George Tryon Orchard, late of Cup , :nnagen-house. Vi‘jUa ler, July 23, 26. and Aug. 2J, at ten, at i.;uthinaii. Attorney, Art , Loxley; Cheapsicie. John Yopplewell, Jaw of X.ingtlDo-uposi.) - tull, auctioneer p my 19, 20. and Aug. 23; at eleven, at Pug 414 Duck T Avon', Kingston-upon-bull. Attorines,` Messrs. Eri•ley and Snicker, LondArii ; or, Mes as , Cudtl and garland, N.hipiton.upon-Hull, George Stokoc, or Sun,strret, I,ontion, planc.maker, July at e,kyrn, 23, and Aug, 23, at ten, at Guthman. Alcor. flies, Mr. AnOrey, Tnoleb—court, ‘arey.strett ; of Mr. cure -street, gripplegatir. D !I'lll r ! `\; • Aug. 2 . Ccoige t,c, .1:4•4•1 , ctrap.'r, at tea, at Genkth ;11,. Lot?,iott. • ' Aug. t;iitiiiit, at :vatthdiaptotl-terr Cit V" rood, lituxcf, .4i c*vell, iIC C1,1;1d4 At.tg; 4 7'. fohit fAiit (.:1 - 121d, of Gr crivener, iit eleveil, nt tltr Lewke )1111;(riatutlIAM.- Aug. 16. Clusstup.iet CR., jul.4)-c„ ro s . (it L. - Piet - Ft: Ol A Gurrie - h, at ow, the k ; tIC Vc..111, verp‘Joi, Aug. a, liclt4tl Topaiusjoil, ul, l.vc4,,;.;l4lJurd4l,irc, ttia ,er, at twelve. Aug.. Roxburgh, laic. ot-!tViococster.arcer; Ler _ den. insurance-U:l.4:e', at ten, in Cutictliall. Aug. o. toltat W. Kt D/tinri, [lie Ctebt.crit, near- tith: glories, Loudon, tperchrui.«t ten, at Aug. zo. lauues Ret;l, ot Lolttiutr, undcrw:•itfl. • • at t-it, at linntinail. Aug. 6 ['etc( Mationant, .uf St. James's-street, Mictdlgs - eX. weiciinu, Man. at t %vulva. a: Gut ilttal[. Aug z. f 4atieri .of Cliwytll-(street, busier, ,it tw4 - ive, Aug. * end late ui er,' t•rq t!OW allire, dt t wo, 41 , 4413. 7 clivster. A'uK z. Thomas Roper, of isLitgron, rope , ' maker. atlIAO%-e,-at Guilclk.l i. Aug 16 Robelt Liarl:e, of Wareham, DursetiiirCr logal-draper, at tcn, at Gu 11. Luntion. Sept. 3. 'wain Kirkpatrick, dr Oxtußl-roa , ,l;Ntici,lleseXt; )olk-mercer an.l 1M..0-111KP-11.01t, tWrjvc, ujlt.fr • Aug. Nicholas Flora, of A:Art:Ws-hoe, London, tpQr= at ten, at Gulit , ll.lll, bit) .1,3. :Wino:ly lime., us Un.t,lJ-street, MiUtiiCSCX,sildlett , at twelve, at (...tnicitiatl, 4 g MCA Us. . . _ Aug. 2. IViiliatn ull . .. bunter, . . . . . . lames A.erstraw and IViLli.on Kirs!ia.v, cf Halifax., N.'in-1,,,, - - _ stare. liounJs i:ite of flulihill_row, Mictdiewx, whariir),. ger. Charles Roberts, of Great Tower- street, I,o~;doU , Vit4f_ua P 1" NEn P HIPS D 4S'SdtPE Willis n 1311L.k, , Francis Singleton, and Cattri!, Lerl 47- (1-.. in .inct A lexin h . .ter Cainstord, 2ucl C;r.orpv . , Sr - v,r=platers. • lob Iyll thim Brown, 'it)(l, liro'APP . . • ._ ._ 1,i,b , .,11: . •• - . 'llay.iti Siiiitb.anthile n ty SQtrec, •GrvA't St; ik:..n.'s, London. uilc.doi. F.1:(4117:11V., 41:',;!: ;20. Ehgfish :NI I),iiter adtvit.l); be rs?' cet siiStufbar,c.:es among tbt, tnivt4rs pitll.,:uchetil ter, (K c. expatiate, on o t conc :96 , , tit!) ,11 13&,tiorks but as. would ii)::Le tlq! ?,:it:tation cl;lise., • SA orse than it call bi nia Je by a •war 01 ISnVresl continuance. Upotl these rr ; tylarlt - t-oi-the . Aiinizteri;ilist, the NO' viteur has tlt tbll6w 'Cog iV,Ote I - Tov.;_can the Eng:ish state -the term; on w hia 4 the rrereh iliak,t Peace ? thy tlein Do t1)( - -y t:1! i• - . • • %% tire pro} to Lord-LAuDERp.“,r ? ‘l-i3L;,: the•• Ei/gliOtlor' who does,ra t o;jegr,t thst not OC" . opted, or who flat!er"; hitnF;eli . jonr , titre with 'Lein . `abic to obtain outit.“,,_n: : 3 ,T)0 . 1 - 0 f a° voUrable i. ". Do they titik of new coßditionri now t:;nt whole Continent is unitefi against Engiancl could the English them% ).;e7)(iihg 0'01; could the English ex- fr )e!dlhg o he Russian and Augtrian AiLl;:ass.ad,)rg ; v;I:b0 0 even a d.ispoition ,to negociate? " The Ellsr'.ish ManuiActorieS SL: err 7:11e;r duCliong be excl;fm,.. 4 ed \Sith Tbe most unempetted event 4 rf:)pret2 Or; iliq C.d .° tinent, and more 5u , ..11 rtientg may lake place ‘ the Nci ! rthern regiLmr.., English blQtxj will b Aliv" it: the most extravagarlt coritt:4-111):).0thibier" germon4 ore preached in favour of the patrio il l cause in Spain, and exirakas t lit m are publi:4l:°" and cir . culwed One of them t to` lowing appeal tp ; the-Sdaniill Le„(4ies rr Ard )141, mothers of many berc.)(ts, •wlio i .tc-f c " ) routed the gren and nohle heroism of (lie . int - of bacon to present to tlia•Governtnvn. your i..fkc'O'!'' and your ri-chegr ormonetn,;,-Do not tear th,,;• p' f j f chartui will be dlininithed. ! «?their jusfre Ol r impaired, and though you should simplest attire, you will acquire to mod) twrfeeo l . by your heroism, that you will secure the ktstinictial ;lit virtuous men, and inakt: CVel4 itie weak in4l ll. wicize,lre.F.pe6t y on." YesterdP , iiiA Flit) Cr !b l "• • • nfirri6 of Chevers,.wacorntnitted to prison I:Jr '.1)1 11 ! months, fbr false ,chaToOr cf m2ll 01. - 1: )4 naine orau:e, 7q the 1.111)-;.!y of a .11r, Z' I It' P.' t. 114.5 CR:AVR.sf.;,)• /LTLY fr, • Passe..l,ll77—thp Whecle.r, —,-, from- 0 porio.; 13ritri 4 ' 142t , Brown, from G ; ..:; utn: the krazili, :;+ilcci—t he lrovidaice, ; Saundzrs, Frazer, and tne krik.l,4l, sir • ()I tlie,:tk,inst.'at- Pu il n l y:;.A:l,:tile Hon, Llrs. of a Son. • Tlic s4me day, at Gilstnli-mouse,in Firesl), the 1, 1) . of Nlajor-Gelirrai 'MON— (ri if , • Oil .a:urctay last, at his tatiwr's !louse in 0( 04 du,: I—.ly of Willtatticoroe.t, Esq.•,:: Dalihtatrr, • /1. 1 ? I? 141! 1), OLI !Ite 401 ina. 1i Throck, in ,S:nlingst7re, Nnies % ;1 : sQ:I, of tii,! (slaw' of I,intaica, to Nlis Dcas, yotto,;est . O.itto. , tcr of W 'Main t)eas, ot fb r tti o 1.:-itely, at I:tig,oy, colw 1-1,1 - in;, Cilijaatkelict, omiy t.i.iugracr et Adwiral DIE!). the 4th. inst. at Stp,mer,set, Mrs, , Ro ,olS ' relict of ielirral gubertl;, I‘.l.tirt'Der or l'in-liament f u r tl' 4l ' borough. • 011 Vigsinc...!ay at Sutpn, on her way from 13r•;;:lt 41 `ck 10th )ed Ot rua Ttbh:ts, ctiorie% Esq.. or • Parton N 4 0 1 , 0 iip , i r'".' .zinte ; .and the tollowing - da), of Lwielon, , grandtatlicr of rI above dne.isel, at his bousG /4 - ilighgectg, in lb .:*z9t vs, hiS ;IP• . Lately, st iiivAticid o , Mr. laweS Fiv.ly, of Aikn- z ;tref4. t . Silversmith. i tie was walking between Whirr-clott 1-10iiii.strect, he was seizeclwhh A tit ut iipOpleXy r acid ur almost inst.Jlrly. . . PRICE UP STOCKS xEsrAIIO4Y. fink Stack, 243 242 f 2.43 tudia Swirls, y,. 5;. pr. IstAvs , 5 p:tr CeoiL 99 Exctmcicter Janis, Os, r' Irish 5 per Vent. Onininni, 3i- 3 4 iset lioperial. 3 per Cent. 3 per Cent. Ll.ett, 69,1 i 1 Ditto Aim. 7 33- it,tlig 3 pr,r Ccot. cozy. 06 Y 114:a for Qpcini:g,, 19 . 2 , 45411 X L. 441 k. le tar zal i4st. ;Qs tiwti imATER ATIONDoN BRIDGE To.mim- ROW. Morning. o mtn. after 6. Afternoon, 22 mir,. afur 6.